Projecting Tennessee's 2019 depth chart + Penny Hardaway vs Tennessee returns

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🗓️ 17 January 2019

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Thursday's show covers Tennessee football heading into 2019, Penny Hardaway's latest comments on Tennessee and coaching news that could affect Tennessee's recruiting. The Locked on Vols podcast is available every day on Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. And good news: the Locked on Vols podcast is now available on Spotify! • Segment 1: Josh Ward talks to David Ubben of The Athletic about Tennessee hiring Jim Chaney and what that could do for Tennessee's offense. • Segment 2: Penny Hardaway was once again talking about Tennessee and Rick Barnes on Wednesday. Hear what Hardaway had to say on today's show and why Josh doesn't think it's a big deal this time. Also, Vols guard Lamonte Turner discusses the biggest challenge Tennessee is facing right now. • Segment 3: A coaching change at one of Tennessee's biggest rivals could affect Tennessee's recruiting with two highly-touted prospects on UT's board. Hear about that as well as big transfer news in the college football world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You are Locked on Balls, your daily Tennessee Volunteers podcast, part of the Locked On
0:05.6	Podcast Network, your team every day. Welcome to Locked on Balls, your team every day.
0:12.2	My name is Josh Ward. Thank you for being here on today's show as we're going to cover
0:17.5	Tennessee football and basketball today. In the first segment, David Ubin of the
0:21.8	athletics is going to stop by. So here in just a moment, I'm going to talk to him about Tennessee's
0:26.1	depth chart as he's put that together kind of projecting ahead. What stands out? What are some of the
0:31.8	bigger challenges in trying to project Tennessee's depth chart moving forward? As well as Jim Cheney
0:37.4	coming back as the office coordinator, we'll as Jim Cheney coming back as the
0:38.1	office coordinator.
0:39.3	We'll hit on that as well coming up in the first segment of the show.
0:43.5	In segment number two, Penny Hardaway versus Tennessee came up again.
0:48.0	I didn't see that happening, but Penny Hardaway, Memphis's basketball coach, was a guest
0:52.1	on Get Up on ESPN on Wednesday, the subject of Rick Barnes and Tennessee came up.
0:59.2	So I will let you hear what Penny Hardaway had to say and I'll have a pretty quick reaction to it.
1:06.3	And then hear from Lamante Turner.
1:07.7	We'll get back to the court because I think that should be the bigger focus with Tennessee's basketball team. Lamonte Turner talking about the biggest challenge
1:15.5	facing the vols right now. And then in segment number three today, cleaning up some college
1:20.6	football items, there was some pretty big coaching news in the SEC on Wednesday night that could
1:26.8	potentially affect Tennessee's 2019 recruiting class.
1:30.7	So I'll get to that coming up in the third segment of today's show.
1:33.9	It's Locked-on Vols, your team every day, five days a week, available on Apple Podcasts, Google, Spotify, your smart speaker.
1:42.0	Pretty much anywhere you get your podcasts, you can find locked on
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